Community Outreach

The Toledo Fire Department is dedicated to actively engaging with our community to promote public safety education and participate in various local events.

Our Public Safety Officer oversees event coordination and safety education initiatives, ensuring that residents have access to vital information and resources.

During the fall, we host numerous field trips for preschool, elementary, and homeschool classes, and we participate in the popular Safety Safari week at Toledo Elementary School. These initiatives foster a strong understanding of fire safety and emergency preparedness among our youth.

Each year, we also offer a free CPR/First Aid class for Toledo residents and those who work within the Toledo community. This training empowers individuals with life-saving skills, enhancing overall community safety.

All public donations received by the Toledo Fire Department are directed to our Volunteers Association, which reinvests these funds back into the community. This support helps us host events such as the annual Open House at our Main Station during Cheese Days, award scholarships to deserving Toledo High School graduates, provide first aid kits for local sports venues, and much more.

Through these efforts, we strive to create a safer, more informed community while strengthening our connections with the residents we serve.